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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-25

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South Spring st, in Solomon Block, Rooms
and 2. Office hours: 8 A. NJ. to II M, to5
and to P. NJ. Residence, corner 18th st.
and Maple avenue mh18tf
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nR. NJ. HILTON WILLIAMS-275 NORTH
~ Main street Opposite Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Express Ofice). specialty-diseases of
the head, throat and chest, together with the
eye, ear and heart. Office hours from 9:30
A. M to 4PM sep25tf
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EXCURSIONS.
ARCHITECTS. A

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A D. GILLESPIE, q. e., ARCHITECT.
a. No. l2s N. Spring st. Room 15.
A G. LUTGENS-A MAX
"A. well building, corner of Court and Main
streets. au2Otf
Y REEVE-ARCHITECT AND SURVEY
u. or, room 10, Phillips Block, Main ST.
Residence, West Washington street, Los An
geles, California. Twenty-Five years expert
ence. au4tf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11
BASE BALL.

Notes Concerning the Ohio League Club.
The first hitch in this organization over
the signing OF players was between Column
bus and Steubenyille. Each club made a
claim on John Darrah, but Columbus
signed him. Steubeuyille then charged
that Columbus had broken the limit rule,
but the charge did not pan out on investi.
CATION, and Columbus will retain Steuben-
ville's old twirler. The Steubenyille Club
lost Westlake by being too slow.
The GAINESVILLE season will open on
Friday OF neat week with game between
Jimmy Williams aggregation and the
home team. Sherlock will occupy the
box for Cleveland, and Blair for Zanes-
vile.
The Columbus club will have three To-
cal players, the Wheeling club five, the
Mansfield club two, the Steubenvllle club
four, the Sandusky club two, aud the
GAINESVILLE club three.
The report that the Wheeling Club will
resign Dunn in favor OF the New Haven
Club is without yeriieatiOn.
Columbus has got the pitcher on the
list, and expects to sign him within few
days.
Mansfield would sign another good
pitcher, but he must be above the aver
age.
Young HandibOe, brother Of the famous
Pittsburg pitcher, has signed with Column
bus.
The Steubenyille club will give the first
exhibition games on the 18th and 18th.
The Columbus club Is using the Deal
and Dumb asylum grounds for practice.
About all of Zanesyille's players have
reported, and are hard at work.
Manager Curry, of Sandusky, has played
ball for eleven years.
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ETASGELINE.
The Beautiful Spectacular Burlesque ut
the Opera House.

The beautiful Spectacular Burlesque ut
the Opera House.
Rice's Eyangeline parSs arrived i'll the
city last evening with all their scenery and
baggage, and the beautiful play will be
put on the Opt m House stage this evening
in all its gorgeous entirety, and Wheeling
theatre-goers may expect to see something
grander than they have ever before wit
messed on the Wheeling stage. The New
Eyangeline' is pure burleSquc, contain
ing pretty story and great deal of humOI
and fun, is set with gorgeous scenery and
played by great east OF pretty girls and tai
ented actors. In New York the piece ran %;
nights to packed houses; in Chicago it ran
lO2 nights, the longest run ever known IN
that city.
Among the artists who compose the COM
pany are the Misses Irene Verona, Susie
Winner, Maud Waldemere, Kate TART,
Lila Blow, May Steele, Annie Wynne,
IIindie Harrison, Laura Sherwood, and
the MeSsrs. George Schiller, George For,
teScue, Ned Tar, James Mafiit, Ned Nor
riS, Dan Mason, David p. Steele and forty,
five others. New scenery, new music and
q larger cast have changed the "Eyangel
inc" of old into spectacular production Of
magnitude. It is very beautiful. Ger,
taiuly the cast indicates that it will be
well played. Irene Verona, the ECdHgeiiRc
is a graceful English girl, and has been
very successful in comic opera and hur'
lesque. Miss Katie TART, rs Gabriel, has
made something of a sensation. She is N
accomplished musician.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11
APointer For Democrats.

To the Editor Of he Register
STR:--A few short weeks ago the Repub-
licans of this city, having a bare majority
Oh Joint ballot in the Council, through
caucus, put in to all the offices, great and
small, members of its own political faith.
Many Democrats rejOiced Mt this action OF
our opponents, cOntending that it would
tend to unite and strengthen us AZ a party.
But alas! it seems to have mad an entirely
opposite effect A few days ago the Board
of County Commissioners were called upon
to elect County Coroner. There were
three Democrats of good character and
standing offered for the place, and one
Republican, and he the celebrated Squire
"Rill SChultze," of "the Republic Of
Ritchie," and what is the result? Simply
that Schultz was elected by the vote OF
three Republicans and three Democrats.
How is that for party unity? Neither OF
the Commissioners from Centre
or Triadelphia would stand a
ghost of n chance for election
had they announced before hand that they
intended voting for Squire Schultz for
Coroner against any one of the Democratic
gentlemen who were willing TO accept the
office. 1t occurs to me that it is in order
for Tyler and Myles to rise and explain. If
gentlemen cannot support members of their
own political party for Office they should
resign and let gentlemen have their places
who will at heart give preference to
Democrats. There is q mares nest, and
the Jefferson Club should find it out.
MEMBER.
MHEELING. April II. 1851.
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IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Polntedly Para
graphsd for Hasty Readers.

kEApnou AoE hAoAy AsoeecAes
MATTERS at the Little Washington oil
field are reported quiet,
FULLY two hundred persons visited the
new bail grounds yesterday.
BELLS foundry closed down on Satur-
day for an indefinite time.
THE EvaDgeline company had pretty
hard time securing quarters last evening,
the hotels being oyercrowded.
CIRCUIT Court begins the April term at
nine o'clock this morning. The Grand
Jury is TO convene at that hour.
The frst straw hat Of the season APP
peared on the streets yesterday. IL looked
lonely but appropriate to the weather.
OFFICERS Carney and Bell pulled Ida
Robinson's house Of i'll fame, % Nine
tenth street, last night, and captured the
madame, one girl and two men.
THE Parkersburg gentlemen who are ne
gotiating for the machinery in the Steu-
benville Cooperative Nail Factory did not
buy it, but have an option on the works
for limited time.
The Salvation Army reorganized yes
terday, and held forth on the City Hall
Square. IL is understood that the army
will again do battle this summer after
good winters rest.
THE printers have organized base ball
club and have subscribed money to main
tain il. They will commence practice this
afternoon, and expect to give our local
teams some pretty tough games during the
season.
THE Opera House orchestra Will give its
sixth annual grand concert at the Opera
House, Monday evening the 2Sth inst.
They will he assisted by Miss Flora VIII
liams, soprano, Miss Anna Lang, harpist,
Prof. Hermann SehOckey, viOlinist and
number of Pittsburg musicians. 1t will
no doubt excel all former concerts given
by the orchestra, which is saying great
deal.
The funeral Of the late John A. Stewart,
2 we'll known Martins Ferry mailer, took
place from his home in that city yesterday.
He was a member of Ohio City Lodge No.
"a, X. OfP., and Garnet Council, National
Union, both of which orders turned out to
attend the funeral. Ceur de Lion and Bel
mont Divisions, X. of p, Uniform Rank,
also attended in full uniform, headed by
the Etnaville Band. The funeral was
quite large, Mr.. Stewart being very pop
ular man among large circle OF friends
and acquaintance. The interment took
place at the Peninsula.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11
In Town and Hamlet

The seeds Of inissmittent and bilious remittent
fever terminate and bear evil fruit No com
munity has altogether escaped it, In populoas
wards Of lsrge cities bad sewage causes it, and in
their suburbs Stagnant pools in sunken lots breed
il. There is at once a remedy and means Of
prevention. It's name is HOStetteT's stomach
Ritlers, which is, without Persdyenture. the
most potent sntidote in existence to the malarisl
virus Fortified with this Incompatible, saving
specific, miasmatic influences may be encoun-
fe-ed with absolute impunity. Disorders of the
stomach, HyeF and bowels, begotten by miasna-
tainted wste<, &C any ether cause succumb to
me benefcent corrective named, and rheumatic,
kisiney and bladder troubles are surely remoy-
ale By Us use when il is given persistent rial
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sawed. J.E. Howell, an old Iumbernlsn,
says il was the largest tree he ever handled.

sawed. ]. E Howell, an old Iumbernlsn,
saysit was the largest tree be ever handled.
BADLY BURNED.
At Moorefeld, Tuesday Of last week,
Minnie Taylor. eolored, was severely
burned. She was ironing, when her dress
caught FIRE, and before the fire could be
put ont il was burned off of her.
STATE NOTES.
Rayenswood is trying TO inaugurate q
boom.
Salt is five dollars barrel in Webster
county.
The Martinsburg band numbers twenty
seven members
Charleston has increased its police force
from four to eight.
The Salem paper has been resuscitated
and is called the Repeille.
Parkersburg policemen must stand six
feet high and weigh l75 pounds.
The residence of F. d. Gilflen, in Put
nam county, was burned last Sunday. Loss,
S., 900; insurance, 81 ZOO.
The Odd Fellows at Clarksburg cele-
bratei the 10th anniversary OF the organi-
cation of their lodge Tuesday, March %.
A Philadelphia syndicate has purchased
a large tract of land adjoining Charleston,
and the citizens down there are talking in
whispers Of boom.
The Mayor of Grafton is paid q salary
of 500 year, and committee men receive
twenty-five cents per hour while engaged
in committee work.
The Cheat Mountain Sportsmen's Asso-
ISOLATION will shortly erect telephone
line from Grafton, in Taylor county, TO
Winchester, Randolph county, at which
place will be located the club house Of the
Association.
The community OF Shepherdstown was
greatly shocked last week by the sudden
death of a young married woman named
Mrs. J. j. Funk. She was assisting In
preparing for the funeral OF friend, when
without word she fell dead.
The wages Of shop men ON the Il. x o..
have been increased. Machinists get an
advance Of 10 ceats and the blacksmiths
10 cents. The next thing the road will
do, We think, will he TO advance the pay
of train men of every branch.
James Lloyd, who stabbed Kirt Kir-
wood, at Camden, March 18th, has been
brought from Ohio upon requisition, and
now languishes in Point Pleasant Jail.
The report that KirwOod had died from
his wounds is not true.
The hurricane that recently ragged over
Jackson county, blew live Goals from a
charcoal pit in. the interior of the county
into a valuable lot OF lumber, which was
destroyed, including about 200 rails. Over
twenty haystacks in the county We're blown
over.
A man jumped from train moving forty
miles an hour, at BentOn's Ferry few
days ago and was badly shaken up. A
brakeman named Stempe also fell from a
rapidly moving train ut Cairo, and rolled
down thirty foot hank. He was badly
injured.
David Smith is the name of man recent
ly arrested by the Sheriff of Hampshire
county ON requisition, granted by Cover.
nor Wilson. He is charged with burning
two wheat ricks and thrashing machine
in Fulton county, Pa, recently.
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sLuaa1Na MArcHKs.
Impromptu Mills in the Bloody sixth Con
tinued Yesterday.

tInued Yesterday.
The series of smuggling matches that
were begun on the South Side Saturday
night continued yesterday, and the
''Bloody Sixth" revived the scenes Of
former days when she wasn't happy I'M
less several good rows occurred every
night. The fun yesterday started about
two O'Clock in the section known as Cald-
wells field and general gO-as-you-please
butchering match seemed imminent for a
time, but was averted by the appearance
of the police, the principals however, es-
Gaping unrecOgnized. The two men con-
cerned, one of whom is named Kenny,
used knives on each other, and both were
pretty badly cut 1t was reported last
night that Kenney was in a dangerous
condition.
At about O'Clock the battle shifted to
Alley 4, between Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-Seventh streets. Here n man
named Long and another chap began TO
make war maps of each Others faces, but
neither cOuntenance had lost much of its
original appearance when Officer DrusGhel
hove on the scene and succeeded in captur-
ing Long, while the other noble warrior
succeeded in eluding him. Long is be-
hind the bars, while the other man, whose
name is said to be Daffy, is badly injured.
One hour later the corner of Market aud
Twenty-seventh streets was used as bat
tle-ground by Clarence Johnson and Will
Finn. This match was plainly on its
merits and according to the Marquis OF
GOOseberry rules, biting, scratching and
kicking included. The boys were having
n regular circus with each other, and fur
nishing entertainment for large crowd OF
spectators, when again the awful limb OF
the law wandered around and the mill was
continued in our next, while the partiel-
pants slid off too quick. Finn was ar
rested later.
These fights were all the outcome Of the
nail strike, backed up by bad booze.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
mud GoIpe of StrauRers

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
bud Going of Strangers.
Col. Robert Campbell WAS very low last
evening
Mr.. Martin Wayman, Of Washington.
Pa, Wal in the city yesterday among
fTiea.lS
Miss Nellie Warren presided at the or
gan at the Second Presbyterian Church
yesterday at both morning and evening
services.
G. L. Steel, Of Huntington, Pa, F. l..
DuShane, of New Castle, Pa, William
Bailey, of Cincinnati, and II. .. Eli1, of
Dayton, Ohio, members Oi the Wheeling
Base Ball Club, have arrived in the city
and are quartered at the Howell. The
other three foreign members will be here
this morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, IL the prescription oil
one of the best female nurses and ply sicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their chill dren.
During the process of teething its value Is
incalcuable. IL relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrh9a, grip
ing in the bowels. and wind collie. BY
giving health to the child 1t rests its
mother. Price 25c a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11
.Grovan,. Elevation" This Evening.


At the Grand Opera House for this week
Manager Genther has specially engaged
Messrs. Sheehan & COyne and their entire
company, who will present "Grogan's
Elevation" three-act comedy written by
f. +. Price, of New York. The stars,
Sheehan and Coyne, are well known
throughout the country and made famous
bv their act entitled, 1.-THE Ash-BOX In
spectors." Their support comprises the
following well-knOwn artists: Miss Lillian
Elma. Miss Clara Coleman, Miss Mamie
Kaine, Mr.. Charles DE KresS, Fred Rus
sell, George IL. Whiteman, Paddy Miles,
George Kaine, Ben Hopper and others.
Pathos, sentiment and comedy abounds
throughout the entire play, and the pub
lie this week will have the opportunity of
seeing one of the finest, sterling Irish COM
edy companies on the road, and will he
able to show their appreciation of the
same.
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ArrIrnI of New Gnnhs.

We are receiving daily new goods of the
leading makers, among which are the ia
nous Edwin c. Burt, Garside Il Son, Laird,
Shober & Mitchell ladies' fine shoes; also
the finest line of mems shoes in the city,
which are unexcelled Tor style and fit.
SPECIAL SALE this week OF one lot of
ladies' French kid hand-sewed button
shoes, sizes 4 TO 6, ut one-half the former
price. We offer them at this price TO close
them out this week.
l.. V. BLOND.
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We have now ON exhibit the Iarges
line of Spring and Snmmer WOOlens
ever placed for inspection In cur city,
which will be made mp first-eIaSs nj
reasonable prices
RaIbrIggan Underwear. I'm all sizes,
AZ 81 90 suit and upwards
G. HESS a SONS,
1921 Market Street.
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ATTHECATHEDRAI.

st. JoSeph's was well filled at each ser
vice yesterday, and the usual elaborate
musical programme Vas sgng in beautiful
style by large choir, while the services
were very impressive and appropriate TO
the day.
At all the other churches the attendance
was large and the day was generally OBJ
served in a suitable manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11

SECOND PACE

SECOND PACE
Administrators sale.
Clothes HOrseS-NesbiGt \ Bro.
TippecanOe StOne Company.
FOR Rent-FurniShed kO0B.
save Your Eyes-l. G.-pillOn & Go.
cor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
COst-GOld Eyeglasses.
Wanted-GirlS tor Homework.
Cor Sale-HOrses
Wanted-A Few Men Of Moderate Means,
For sale Bicycle
class in ElOcutiOn-MiSS Dillon
Jasohne-ISaiah WaFren 4 60.
HOUSES and Lots iOrSale-J. b. Hughes.
1srand BALI Butchers Protective Association
Manufacturers Insurance Company.
FOURTH PAGE.
Grand Concert-Opera House Orchestra
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The Butchers Bali.

The hall of the butchers of Fulton, set
for the 18th inst, has been changed to
Fishers Hall, instead of Gehringer's. A
motor train will leave the City Hall at
1890 p. H., and returning will leave
Fulton at a. M, thus atfOrding good
accommodation for WheeGngites who may
desire to attend.
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mbrtlin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; Z \. M, 10;
Q a M, 90; l. NJ, -; 3 P. m, -; p.
M, "a. Weather, clear. Sunday: am,
40; a NJ, So; II m, -; p. NJ, 80;
= d. M. 10 Weather clear.
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Nem Mnnrninr Goods.

George r. Taylor will open this morn
ing full line of No. l silk wrap Henri
eta cloth, Clairette cloth, Abys cloth and
Tamise cloths, all OF the celebrated Priest
" make Color perfect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11

At the Second Presbyterian Church the
services were equally interesting and the
attendance about As large. Rev. w. II.
Cooke, ID, preached fOrcible and deep
ly interesting sermons, which were atten-
lively listened to. The music was especi
ally fine and was highly enjoyed. At the
Third Church also the same order of things
prevailed.
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THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
A Summary of the COntents,pf the Locs
Page,


A Summary of the Contents,pf the Local
Page.
SPORTING. An interesting article on
the opening of the base ball season by the
home club. Heavy demand for stock in
the Association, with buta limited amount
on hand. notes OF general local
interest. Jacob w. Grubb appointed Chief
Consul for West Virginia by the President
of the League. Rifle and shot gun news.
Scores made by the Nail City Gun Club
and Scheutzenverein members. delaney
wins the race with Hanke at the Alhambra
rink.
SOCIETY. ALI the current society chat
presented in readable and interesting form;
chat about spring fashions, coming we'd
dings, &c.
ADJUSTMENTS. Handsomely illustrated
article on Evangeline, embracing the most
prominent features of the play. Current
notes of interest.
real. EsTATE.-Transfer by s. Z. Hill
dreth, trustee, and Elizabeth List and hus-
band, to GeOrgeJ. Caddle, for lot No. 7, in
square No. 8, in Gilchrist's amended addi-
tlOn; 81, 900. -AuctiOneer Hervey sold
lots Nos. Sc and 50, on South York street,
for $SO5 and 800 respectively. The
King property, on Jacob street, below
Forty first, sold for 81, 5O0.-PeytOn's
property, on the Bethany pike, also sold.
POLICE.-NumerOus arrests by the police
for drunkenness and fighting William
Low, proprietor of hack line TO West
Liberty, before Commissioner Forbes for
of section 1919 OF the Revised
At Martins Ferry Hugh
Hamilton has his leg broken in a fight
with Nat Cline.
MISUNDERSTANDING of the
German Insurance Company agree TO eX-
tend their charter for fifty years. Com
mercial travellers hold meeting to perfect
TOR the coming reunion
Presbytery of Wheeling to meet in Bellaire
u. L, church at 10 a. IN. Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11

THIRD Grand Hop given by the Circle
of Friendship, ut New MendelssOhn Hall,
on Wednesday evening, April 18th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11

IoU can save money by buying your
Boots and Shoes from Jos. Hasenauer.
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SEE q. s. Feeny's advertisement giving
a handsome gold watch.
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DoIngs Of Boats and BOatmen along the
Ohio.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inches and falling.
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To Advertise,

We will give to every purchaser a fancy
Easter Card. Call at 104S Main Street.
Jos. HAsENAUER,
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POINTS ON people,.

OPENED this morning by Geo. K. Tay-
lor, Priestley mourning yeiliDgS.
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THIRD Grand Hop given by the Circle
of Friendship, at New MendelssOhn Hall,
on Wednesday evening, April 18th
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White Cloth SuItIngs.

New stock of white cloth and flannel
suitings, with trimmings to suit, opened
this morning by Geo. X. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-11

THIRD Grand Hop given by the Circle
of Friendship, at New hendelsiohn Hall,
on Wednesday evening, April 18th
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SEE G. S. Feeny's advertisement giving
a handsome gold watch
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AT THE First pRESRYTERIAN.

Both the morning and evening services
at this church were largely attended; so
largely, in fact, in the morning that it was
found necessary to place chairs in the
aisleS to accommodate the people. Rev.
D.A. Cunningham, D. d., delivered two very
learned and appropriate diseourses, while
the Easter music rendered by the choir
was beautiful.
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THE WEST vIRGINIA PRESENTED
To Meet at Morgantown To Morrow After
noon.


noon.
The PresbyteTy of West Virginia will
meet in the Presby terrain Church of Nor
gantown tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock.
The retiring Moderator, Rev. Henry Ru-
mer, of Parkersburg will preach the open
ing sermon. This is the meeting of the
Presbyter at which all the churches un-
der its jurisdiction make full report of
their years work, and full attendance is
expected. The sessions of the PresbyteTy
will all be open, ands cordial invitation is
extended to all to be present.
The Ladies' Presbyteral Society of For
eign Missions will hold their annual meet
ing at the same time and place. The ad-
dress of welcome on behalf Of the ladies
of the MorgantOwn Church, will bedeliv-
cred by Mrs. Anna Richards. Mrs. J. Ii.
Richards, of Grafton, is President of this
society, and Mrs. John w. Mason, of the
same place, is Secretary. Almost every
CHURCH now has it's Ladies' Missionary So
ciety, and its Children's Mission Band,
and the Presbyterial Society is composed
of delegates from these church societies
One of the most interesting features o. this
occasion will be popular meeting in the
interest of the missions, under the aus
piccs of the ladies society, on Wednesday
O, eninp